"Alright, how about I complint you more often in the future?" Qin Xue patted her on the shoulder. Honestly, she just needed to start saying more complintary things and see if An Hao would still have the sa complaint.
"That’s not necessary. As long as you think it’s good, then I’m satisfied. After all, gaining your approval isn’t easy." An Hao didn’t insist that she needed praise from Qin Xue to feel good about herself; she just thought that Qin Xue’s actions were comndable. Getting her approval ant she was doing well.
"You guys should stop complinting each other and co take a look here. Shouldn’t we put a row of hooks here?" Qing Zhu observed the two exchanging complints and thought it was better when others did the praising.
"Haha, Qing Zhu, are you jealous?" Qin Xue was amused by Qing Zhu’s tone of voice.
"Jealous? When have you ever seen like that?" If Qing Zhu really had a delicate, jealous heart, she would have been married in a past life rather than being single. Actually, saying "single" isn’t right either—it’s a term for n. She wasn’t alone; she had a boyfriend, just not married.
"That’s true. Qing Zhu seems delicate outwardly but is a strong woman inside, incredibly powerful." Qin Xue agreed with this observation. None of the three of them were delicate won; they all had inner strength that was impossible to ignore.
"You know that, yet you still say such things. Did you leave your brain at ho today?" Qing Zhu didn’t like it when people said she was jealous. Only she truly understood her emotions and knew there was no point in dwelling on things she couldn’t have.
"Qing Zhu, am I wrong? Please don’t roast anymore." Qin Xue realized she ssed up; dealing with Qing Zhu’s sharp tongue could be a challenge.
"Then hurry up and get back to work." Qing Zhu dismissed her, now in a foul mood from their banter.
"Yes, ma’am. Qing Zhu, you said to put a row of hooks here? Why do you think that?" Qin Xue pondered Qing Zhu’s suggestion. Would it look a bit odd?
"Look, you can hang pots of flowers on a row of hooks here. If you had trailing plants like ivy, that would be perfect. They would hang down beautifully." Qing Zhu had visited a bridal shop before; their decor was quite aesthetic. Although theirs was a Chinese-style shop, adding a touch of vitality like this would change the atmosphere.
"Hey, that’s a good idea. We could definitely do that, but we don’t need a whole row—just a couple would do. Then we could add more in other places to balance it out." Qin Xue thought it was feasible yet saw no need to concentrate everything in one spot. Spreading them out might work better.
"Yeah, that’s exactly what I ant." Qing Zhu affird that this was her intention. She agreed with Qin Xue’s suggested approach.
"That really sounds great. Why didn’t I think of that?" An Hao gave it so thought and realized it was a genuinely good idea. She just didn’t co up with it herself.
"Yours is good too. Even though you didn’t put them on the wall, you have them on the cabinets, and that works just fine." Qin Xue noticed that An Hao had placed potted plants in the shop, so she didn’t feel the need to comnt on it earlier.
"My pots are small. I should also do what you’re doing and bring in so larger ones." An Hao thought her shop could certainly accommodate more potted plants.
"It’s fine. What you have is already very nice, really." Qin Xue didn’t see anything amiss; her cabinets were small and didn’t need large pots anyway.
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